A) a real options
B) an abandonment option
C) a financial option
D) a growth option
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A) the future value; the risk-free rate
B) the present value; the required rate of return
C) the future value; the nominal interest rate
D) the present value; the risk-free rate
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A) Because real options allow a decision maker to choose the most attractive alternative after new information has been learned, the presence of real options adds value to an investment opportunity.
B) To make an investment decision correctly, the value of embedded real options must be included in the decision-making process.
C) A key distinction between a real option and a financial option is that real options, and the underlying assets on which they are based, are often traded in competitive markets.
D) We can compute the value of the real option by comparing the expected profit without the real option to the value with the option.
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A) out-of-the-money; riskier
B) in-the-money; riskier
C) out-of-the-money; more certain
D) in-the-money; more certain
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A) Out-of-the money real options
B) At-the-money real options
C) Real options
D) In-the-money real options
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A) Abandonment options can add value to a project because a firm can drop a project if it turns out to be unsuccessful.
B) Corporate bonds often contain embedded abandonment options; the issuing firm sometimes has the option to convert the bond - that is, to repay it.
C) An abandonment option is the option to walk away.
D) An important abandonment option that most people encounter at some point in their lives is the option to abandon their mortgage.
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A) Financing sources and capital decision procedures
B) Uncertainty and future cash inflows
C) Financing sources and risks
D) Uncertainty and the capital budgeting process
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A) Often, the decision to abandon a project entails costs, which may be either positive or negative.
B) Mortgage interest rates are higher than Treasury rates because mortgages have an abandonment option that Treasuries do not have; you can prepay your mortgage at any time, while the Canadian government can repay its debt only according to the schedule outlined in the bond contract.
C) A popular option gives holders of the bond the option to convert the bond into equity. These kinds of bonds are termed callable bonds.
D) More often than not, there is an opportunity cost of abandoning a project: if you shut down the project and later decide to start it up again, you have to pay the costs of restarting the project.
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A) $3.0 million
B) $6.0 million
C) $5.0 million
D) $0.5 million
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A) the profitability index
B) the payback period
C) the internal rate of return
D) the discounted payback period
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A) the certainty is not under the control of the decision maker
B) the uncertainty is under the control of the decision maker
C) the uncertainty is not under the control of the decision maker
D) the certainty is under the control of the decision maker
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A) Decision nodes are nodes in which uncertainty is involved that is out of the control of the decision maker.
B) Most investment projects allow for the possibility of reevaluating the decision to invest at a later point in time.
C) A decision tree is a graphical representation of future decisions and uncertainty resolution.
D) With binomial trees the uncertainty is not under the control of the decision maker.
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A) A stock option
B) An abandonment option
C) An investment timing option
D) An expansion option
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A) $5.05
B) $5.75
C) 3.45
D) $3.40
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A) higher; Canada Saving bonds
B) higher; Canadian corporate bonds
C) lower; Government of Canada bond
D) higher; Government of Canada bond
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A) negative; worthless
B) positive; worthless
C) negative; worth more
D) positive; worth more
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A) If there is a lot of uncertainty, the benefit of waiting is diminished.
B) In the real option context, the dividends correspond to any value from the investment that we give up by waiting.
C) By delaying an investment, we can base our decision on additional information.
D) Given the option to wait, an investment that currently has a negative-NPV can have a positive value.
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